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TO EXCHANGE.

MY HOME and business now being In Nor.
VI Texas, would Xchange vaiNstlto {Jroperty
in galveston tOr properly either Fort worn,
Dallas, 6afnesyflIe or Cleburne. Inquire q
Ro sfnsOn Bros butchers and dealers IA cat. e..
etc 1905 Main tree EOrt Worth
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THE FK

MTANIEU-A dTst- class Carriage painter =
w good workman Can have steady iot an.
good wages. Apply TO W. \ Huffman ImpEe
uent COmOa0V
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THE GAZETTE has the Largest
bona-fde Circulation of any Daily
Newspaper Published in Texas,
SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH
FOR TIE DROUrR SUFFERERS.

subscriptions to Buy Seed for Western
Drouth Sufferers.
The following donations are for the
purpose of buying seed for the people
who were rendered HELPLESS by the drouth !:
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WANTED-AGESTS,

NNAA IED~- 4 second la d ws-on, suitable
~ for datYg business Apply TO J. II. Rot
son, 1906 Main street
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MosquetaIre and 4-button uBaFeSssd
kid gloves at IS GEMS aFpaif, worth 81 so.
-.,.--,4 RANDALL & CHAMBERS Co.
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Morris OasGarlRe is a positive cure fol-
dyspepsia. Pleasant to take, mild d. sc
ton and uufailing fncure. @'
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Personal,
STU .TION w4NrED-FEuALE.

w ANIED-A situation as st uograyher By
W young lady no can ofeFSte the stebe-
g'aph and caitgTaph machines successfGl}v.
C8n furnish satisfactory refeTe~ce. ADDRESS
:. :, Elsie, care Mall Carrier No :, Fort Worth,
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MTsUELLAHEOua.

4 RTESIAN BATH HOUSE-NatnEaIff 0vFinF
N water, eighty gallon 81 per minute, soft Is
eNlphur, magnesia and soda
the best bathing water In the state. 1t may g
used as a. Hot Springs, drunk hot while bath
Ing. Single tickets, 25 cents; i've tickets, s.,
Markle & Haymaker, proprietoTs, northtFes;
corner public square,
FE'HE PEOPLES En- loymen atsice over pos,
i office. EsraRksehed 1888 FUErtah es help tree
Work tor all .lgolh phones. S'w. 9aynH ,Bgor
IEnN AGENTS for Lgptea' ,We5r Outfit r..
/ All COndluORaky. lDu are pr tactct araIl--
AsAAS loss ana guaranteed Soda y Al! at'y.
II for stamp. Mrs. +. c. FAERISGTON Box J+S CL.l
PROF ssSEONAB ,.t.a.
ODGEs & MAKER, attorneys at Law
IL Montague, Texas special attention glTeE
70 land and commercial LITIGATION i1 80 ~.
MOOD, FISHER n FORD, Attorneys A.
w Law. Ssn Marcos. Texas ,,---.,s---
DAVIs, BEALL & R04Eks, R:toTueys 1Re
~ CoUnsaloEs ut ESv. Over Fort Worth Ne
Honal bArs7 sfsin street. Fort Worth. Tax. 49,.
T il. YANZANDT, II D I,hyHieian and sur
l. geon. Office over Fysfoffee.H Residence col.
Texas ana Cherry 81 Pan Electric telephone
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-13

REAL estate in Fort Worth seems to be
in demand. That demand will grow,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-13

Twenty-Five dollar over coats going ct
$40. WASkER & AUGUST,
o 500 Houston.
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ZOE RENT-HnFEE--

NOR REN "a sstea- h0teI. thirty rooms, $
4 faFRisifed; well located. y splendid or.
portunity for good hotel man. Huffman. st.
lcrs Il Co., Fort W rth. Tex
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AaSubeeribers wishing their address
hanged from one postofice to another, must
give the oil address as well Rs the new, or the
change cannot be made,
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If every business man IN Fort W6gtn'
would send the weekly GAZETTE Tor
year to some friend In, the old states il
would do more to boom immigration than
any other means. Try 1.-THE cost is
nothing and you may get valuable prize
in the April distribution ola GAZETTE's
free premiums. ~
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OUR BOOK TABLE.

THE BROOKLYN MAGAZINE - Publication
Office 1870 49, Pc ri street, New York. Yearly
subscription, g %
Four sermons from the pen that is for
ever stilled will give additional interest to
the March number of this magazine.
Fidelity, Hop fulness, Every Man Pants
His Own Picture of God, and Moral Seed
Sowing" were the topics selected, and
the lessons drawn are such Gs Mr.. Beecher
has striven to teach this generation, and
whether his views are in harmony with
others, none will deny his earnest zesl
and fOrCible manner which enabled him
TO yield as great an tLfluence in every
field DC entered as any man of his time.
The reader will tiud at the close Of the
lasl discourse these words; zone man
sows and smother reaps; but
they shall rejoice together. The
land Of rejoicing is above and beyond.
It is there that they meet who were IN
known benefactors to esch Other And
he mss gone 10 that meeting and to hear
the grand chords from strings his hands
set vibrating; to him IIfe's weaving is
done; he goes 10 the revealing oIfhat.
other life through deaths portal. - (
SIS the American Woman Overdressed -
from the pen Of Helen Campbell, has sHg-
gesIiOns that would be of profit tQher
countrywOmen. The Editor Table finds
place Tor "The Question of Female
Dress" young Men and Single Life, !"
"IS the Am ricau POlite?" enterprise in
Business" and throughout the whole
number are found topics Of interest and
instruction.
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THE DRONTR FHND

THE GAZETTE received yesterday, among
other donations, 1913 from the ladies of
Gainesville, $lI8 from the Patience opera
performers of Fort Worth and $50 from
the Pacific Express Company employees Of
this city. In behalf of the needy THE GA
ZETTE returns thanks to one and all Of these
generous people. The ladies Of Gaines
vile and Fort Worth, God bless them,
add over 5000 to the fund for the suffering
GAZETTE readers will remember that the
proceeds of the performance of the opera
Patience were to be devoted TO some
charitable object, and Mrs. Huffman and
the other ladies decided that the drouth
sufferers should have the money. In this
connection the following letters will
speak for themselves:
GAINESVILLE, TEX Garch II, 1857.
To the Editor of the Gazette:
enclosed find draft for sos, the proceeds OF an
given here last night by the good
lsoies Of this city for the benefit of the drouth
sufferers, which 1 am requested to SEND you
Kindly acknowledge receipt and oDigc Yours
truly, f. +. HILL.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
WA >TEO-DIAnO>D DRILL

go d Fh. 5e1 cooE: TefeTer-c
w required. Apply toJ 3. Wit he'll : 20.
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snfcedAppIo Butter.

Henz's spiced apple butter at
TEgNER & MCCLURE's.
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Great bargains are soffeTed IN ribbon
by Randall & Ghambers Co.
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DEMUREoI'o hUNIHLl MA0AHI h--JIIIoe
of pub ication II, East Fourteenth street,
New York. Price 500 year.
There comes to the table this month
the old fayorite, Demorest's Monthly, and
any word Of praise of It to the ladies is
superfuous. AS journal for womaHss
kingdom it has no superior, and from
being almost mere fashion record it has
become potential factor in the work Of
instructing and elevatinglthe sex. "Across
the Continent" by Jennie June, will give
many a tired mother and plodding
seamstress pleasant thoughts as in
imagination she journeys with
this charming writer through the
Yosemite, and pictures with her those
charming views from which actual vision
is debsrred by circumstance. The de-
partments Of "Home Art and Home Com
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-13

Less djS6UFScd ToT'-
One car seed oaIs to Cisco, for
CT tribution by Crouth com
mltte9 -----....-- ..--...-- %tLO W
Car Sc d oats and corn 10 COun-
ty Judge of Jack ounty, by
order Of droutn committee. 2-S 81 o25 D
Balance on hand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $+C2 O
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= -Four hundred suitsgafng at s. I
mer price S15. WAsHBRa& AUG
800 Houston
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-08
Bay STATE DriecnArs cosr1Dns1
They Expect to EisGt LoverinE and arc Pre-
parinr to CeiekSate their Victory.


They Expect to Eiest Leveriss and arc Pre-
paring to CeiekSate their Victory.
Boston, Nov. 7.--Democrats need not be
surprised II they hear something drop in
Massachusetts Tomorrow. The Day State
Democracy is going sos give the country big
surprise party. The Democratic leaders are
90 confident Of CARVING the State that they
have already hired Fanueil Hall to celebrate
the yistory in Such sstu Mops oliticspMs Is
can sa7 toensss sss sSs fr rom local
cSmpiet ss' conddenSs that lowering viii iI be
On the other hand. the .managers Of the Re-
Amss sahnos sscSie %aioritx Of the the
Ss ssson es 70 ssss a
% SsSly Ssy M X SIX
ss sana IL sSp Ds
rality. Ei.7T
4 party was meyer caught Mapping more
weeks q the hardest Kind OF WORK ia registra;
see a t t5er results before the Repub.
sns s W sna
Then. too, the Republicans have had no
campaign fund until within a week.
SIX Mh millions ams mo- Es
himself got It into his head that he would have
aa xSsoVeT v wshoSs u sgss b6 in
Boston City Committee, which had only 500
Ss ~ no
BssS H00f na o Began se
and he is to-day ths most panic
been opened too late.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-08
NICOLL rs GLUM
snuaed Out by Inspector Willians's Hat
While Visiting Headquarters.

snuaed Out by Inspector Willians's Hat
While Visiting Headquarters.
Nicoll ought to be called the Knight Of the
Rueful Countenance, II he always looks so sad
and depressed as whom he drops in at the Po-
lice Central Office to have q talk with his few
friends In the building, which he has done re-
peatedly Of late. He was on hand Saturday,
Sunday. and yesterday, each time looking moro
depressed than before His visits were said to
be not OF o political nature, but It isn't likely
that even losing candidate would make
merely friendly calls in the closing days Of the
canvass. ~One Of his calls yesterday was on
Inspector Williams, and whom he got up to go
the little lawyer PIT on the big PoliGeman,s hat,
much bigger than his head that only his ears
prevented 1t from dropping to his shoulders.
While Nicoll was at the Central ONCE q batch
OF 1876 warrants for illegally registered voters
was brought In and handed to Inspector VIII
liams. on whom Niool! was Just then calling.
large proportion Of the 1876 were for alleged
eolonizers In lodging house IN what used to
be Dramatic Hall In East Houston street.
whose rear wall abuts against the Police Con-
trial Office. About 1000 warrants In all are
said TO have been got out. Most Of them were
obtained under the auspices OF offensive Re.
publican partisans like Inspector Williams epd
Uapt. Allairo, and 1t 10 Infatuated that II the
persons named In them will vote for Ntcol
the warrants will be torn IN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-08

Collector Magone yesterday received 800 for tho
science fund
Tho new Grand Jury was sworn In yesterday, and
George y. McGowAn was made foreman.
Vioe-Admiral yisoount KAbAysma, Commander a.
Yxmamoto. and Commander HidakA, of the Japanese
navy are Mt the Victoria Hotel
Tho town crier at q. Is. Runnsns Old London Street
Museum, T2S broadway will mount the Lord Mayor o
coach and proclaim TO the visitors the latest returns
from the election
The Board OF Directors Of the Iron Steamboat Com
pany erday elected officers f0llows: PRESIDENT
Bamuel Carpenter; Vice President Edward v. Loew;
Treasurer, Lewis May; Secretary Walter T. Parker.
John IAfuSt. by trade painter, admitted TO the
Homeopathic Hospital on Wards Island on sept n He
said no had been keeping fruit stand aud had been
struck In the breast with stone In wrAnRls with
unknown customer. PsuriSy developed and he died
Yesterday
Judge Donohus has granted an ABSOLUTE divorce to
Clara HoohbAum from Joseph L. HochbAum and To Az.
mes L. Randall from Thomas b. Randall judge Andrews
has granted an absolute divorce TO Marks Chambers
from Fanny Chambers, and granted limited divorce TO
Augusta T. Burge from sidney II. Burge.
The Milk Exchange yesterday elected the following OF.
fcers PrssidenL e. Sanford; Secretary aud Treas
nrer J. W. Tayntori Directors James Cns!ck George
J. ", lAyntor :. Laemnls Jesse Duriand 7, D smith,
W. A, Wright @. ficken L. Wlelage, '. II. Beach.
The cases OF the four boys Thomas RpsiGht Jatz II.
OF the murder OF William T. Cole keeper OF the Ran
dalrs Island House OF RefaEe where the boys
prt.onsd At the time OF the murder, up before
Judge In the Court Of General sssalons
down for The 2lAt tnAk .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-08
yesterday peradea W. string d cappaIan lIss

P.ssasa \: s.sins sSg. s ss
% AKA w isSes even an Psssr n Grassy Sss1
dS &c mot S g : q
,fhe isv lines devoted TO t6is subject arc In
somplstf since they Do not cay. Ehat Y IN
ysrr:ntea attack was q tower Of strength TO
s sssssS ta 3 s ssssss s:nsS.
Tweed issSdss TSsre. . one Albums sns sn:
men mem q 4iiden.a ' o1Yncs. Ps Sl % and
sss man IL S si, . az aSs
q hst siSaa.S sysssm u eerupsion, sns man
Rssi ss g i1 Se Y + SIsS
MA Sss pa 3 $780, Ss En q
= sss's:tsh "a
Has Tss ~ aa q: Sss
ssasS pssss e rs !. item seiS
SSnsSIs way s WIZ sAs .si|:a ssSdis!s sEsss.
fesssdly cailoW sonHdence operator, tiles 20
wake 4 appear that he cspght bird Of John
he prerepds' that he procured from John
6oSdlsas ~ conSiaeTsd Il F.iioWs
right by weak imposition beside which the
old and throadbaro devices Of the hand shaker
and name SettSr for bunc9 purposes would DO
The writor never spoke 70 John Keenan,, but
no has seen him In New York, and wondered
s s% n1 biz asys $ crsd Re S.s ba
he does not remember that he appeared to he
such tools as "Ahi Mr.. BumpEin. delighted TO
see you !; how are all the folks In SkowoEanT
could make no Roadway.
Yesterdays republication Of al these SLAM
ders had q good effect 1t stimulated anew tho
resentment that decent PEOPLE feel against
such methods Of warfare. This final appeal to
the forces OF calumny and vilifcation sent fr-
e ire supPGrt q oo .gs
IL to-dsys general epsageTent that Will clossse
has aptly. characterized as one OF "DScency
against dirt, and tho people against Pulitxer,"
and Justice against Junk"
The women Of Washington Heights are 30
much ineensed against the vile use Of the tao
tics Of SANDER that they have sought for an
epithet ~ .ftly describe Judas Pulitzer. OF
course with their subuEbsn experience. and
the tssr m9 Bas
Wiz the si fs%nins instinct they 8ot Il twisted
little, and be Is known among them as that
nasty, hOrrid raRman."
One of the Sunday school tsachers on the
Heights is said to have abandoned her lesson
leaf on Sunday, and to have directed the at
tention OF her class to the text and Judas
wont out and hanged himself"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-08
THE METHODS OF JUDAS.
A World Reporter Falsely Represents Him
self ms y sun Reporter.
From the Telegram

From the Telegram.
MONTREAL, Nov. IA person called on me
last Wednesday. His card read " Robert Louis
Manson" He informed me that he was q Sun
reporter sent by the Sun paper to interview
me.
He wanted, he said. to got some information
against De Lancey Nlcoll. said to him: Stop
right where you are. have no information to
give about De Lancey Nicoll or any other per-
son. and even II had. hoTdo l know you are
put this question to him, as he appeared to
act suspiciously:
II you are a representative Of The New
YORK Sun, where are yourcgedenttals2 ?"
He said he had them ut his hotel. and would
get them. He also said no had Q note OF intro
duction from John r. Fellows, also at the hotel.
from Mr.. Fellows and one from Charles A.
said: Produce your letters first"
The reason pursued this course was that II
he had brought such letters would have telo-
graphed to the parties there, and II they were
forGeries would hav6 Ind him arrested.
When John r, Fellows was here at the carIi-
ways and simply said to Hun; How are you,
p. 81 forgot to mention that the young
man did not return with the letters.
Robert L. Manson. whose card was present
cd to Keenan,. Is In Europe. He was formerly
q World reporter. The young man who pre-
sented It, and falsely represented himself us
from THE SUN. is the same who wrote the Dex-
ter Bank murder story for tho Worldl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-08
and this has occuffsd ssversl times duripa the
past two weeka qn the other hand. piles OF
Worlds were oonspionona.
wEsTERN pxlyNgrLvAfrA DEMocRATs.

PrrrsnunoH. Nov. IA number Of the most
prominent DEMOCRATS IN this city were inter-
viewed To-day on the election In New York.
Capt. William McOlelland. x-Chairman OF
the State Democratic Committee and one OF
the most influential Democratic In the country,
said: Democrats oil over the country arc
anxiousiy awaiting the result OF the New York
election. The hree consideration with every
Democrat should b to strengthen the national
Administration IN every possible manner.
cannot see how any man calling himself q
Democrat can fail 70 work and to Vote the
4. j. Rsrr Of the f6si said: "The election in
New York n the most important Of the year,
and hope for Democratic succesa."
W. b. Lupton. aleadinG merchant. said: +"
am anxious for the euccess OF the Democratic
In New York, and hope. the entire state and
county ticket will b elected, for the good Il
may do .us next year. Tho hands Of the ma
to DO that Is 70 suppcet tho candidates Of the
J. b. Lsrkin, . Issains Dsposrat, said. ~
entire Democratic acEet. and know 81 no
the. only Democratic Administration we have
had in u quarter OF o. century. Every man
should vote and work for the success OF the
ticket out Of regard for the effect 1t will have
p Az, I9 n tsS ,%s to sSns and
Wh0re.n E4af
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-08
4 VICTORY FOR JOHN j. OBR1EM
Judge Donshue Decides That his Name
Must be Placed on the Eligible List.


Must be Placed on the Eligible List.
Judge Donohue has granted the mandamus
asked for by John ]. O'Brien, Chief of the Bu-
reau OF Elections, requiring the Police Com
missioners to place his name on the list OF ell
gible applicants for the place he now holds.
Judge Donohue refers to an opinion written by
Corporation Counsel Lacombe in 1884 con-
STRUNG the civil service rules and regulations,
in which 1t was asserted that the election offi-
GERS then In Office and inspectors OF election
and poll clerks should be exempt from exam
ination. Judge Donohue says this opinion
disposes OF al points raised in the present ap-
pllcation. and continues:
The point Is taken that the relator didBub-
NIT to an examination, and that, for SO sub
hitting. he has lost his exemption under the act.
1t seems to me that there Is no force, In this
position. 1t certainly cannot harm the POSI-
ton OF the relator. 4 10 is not within the
terms Of tho net, to submit to an examination
that shows him to be the most competent OF all
those examined for the position"
Corporation Counsel OBrien has not made
mp his mind whether he will appeal from the
decision OF Judge Donohue He does not de-
sire to prejudice Mr o'Brien In his attitude
cead himself
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-08
THE OUTLOOK IN OHIO.
Leaders OF Both Parties Confidently Claim
the Governor and the Legislature.


the Governor and the Legislature.
COLUMBUS, Nov. T.. Tonight tho little
poles and red flags are being put up one hun
bred feet from the poles in tho different wards
and precincts in this city. and within this
sacred circle none but voters may STEP and as
soon as they vote they must fall back. Ono
challenger for each political party is allowed
to stand near the polls. but that is all. This is
in accordance with the new law The battle Of
TIE ballots Will begin at 9 4. NJ o .mosEr ,os
Executive, Committee says that Foraker win
both branches e the LEGISLATURE will pc Re.
and the House Of 108 members. Mr. Cappeller
figures 10 Senators and 65 Representatives tor
Chairman DUNCAN Of the DEMOCRATIC State
Executive Committee disputes these figures
and says that, Powell will be elected BY 10000
plurality. but he does not count Cincinnati
and Hamilton counties. which the Repnblicsns
claim will give them q majority OF 5000. Mr.
that the Democrats will elect 10 senators and
81 Represe tatives. a. majority OF on Joint
ballot. and he puts the Labor vote at 10000
There Is not much betting. What the Prohibi-
ton vote will be Is very uncertain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-08
THE Cosrxsr I'M 11Ra1xrA.
II is . Fisht Between the Democrats an,
HEahsne fer = ssat In the senate.


Arahsne for = ssst In the senate.
RICHMOND. Nov. T.-Except in the cities
there is not the usual amount of excitement
over the election. In Richmond the feeling is
already intense. and the fullest vote ever
brought out will DO polled. Richmond has
been Democratic stronghold, but In the con-
test tomorrow pnrt OF tho Labor vote. here
tofore Democratic. piIl 20 with the Republican
ticket, and this whits labor vote allied to the
colored vote renders tho contest exceedingly
close, though the Indications are that the
Democrats ticket will be elected, but by o
much reduced majority. The state election.
ture, is Important, because the Legislature
will have the election OF Senator heidelberg
er's successor. Malone IL determined to get
this place, while the Democrats are equally de-
termined upon the election of. 8. Barbour.
nent leaders Of the Malone. party are against
him. but so far as y can be learned he can
this he relies on the spirit Of overconndence on
the part OF the Democrats, which, he thinks,
Mill keep many Of them ,swey from the polls.
and most Of them are Democrats. The indica-
lions are that the Democrats will win the
Legislature. II notwithstanding weather re-
suits In rain .to-morQpwy this will weaken the
Democratic chanco6esfss